Campaign for Liberty opposes online gambling ban
The RAWA also threatens every American by handing the federal government another reason to spy on our online activities to ensure that we are not gambling online.
Similar legislation was also introduced in the 113th Congress but received little support from Members of Congress or the American people.
The RAWA however, does have the support of one Las Vegas billionaire, who would stand to benefit financially from a federal ban limiting competition in the gambling industry.
“Some in the GOP must think the American people are stupid. After successfully selling the American people on taking the United States in a new direction, members of the GOP think one of its first legislative priorities should be to limit economic freedom, impose top-down federal regulations, and expand the surveillance state,” said C4L President John Tate.
“This is not just an issue that should concern those who like to gamble, but all Americans who value state sovereignty, free markets, and a free and open Internet.
“I urge Campaign for Liberty members and all Americans who value Internet freedom and free markets, even if they don’t gamble, to contact their legislators and tell them to oppose the ‘Restoration of America’s Wire Act.”
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